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W IL S O N J E W L E R Y CO.,
JE W E LE R S, W A T C H
MAKERS,
E N G R A V E R S,
BAD
OPTICIAN.
Valentines o f all kins at Kan-
Get your Dishes at Hersey’s. *
Onion sets at Kaneroatz’s.
cmatz’s.
For carpet warp all colors go to
Valentines ut Kanemaiz’s.
E. P. Mast, of the North Fork,
Hawkins
*
Onion sets and gardeu seeds at
T U E S D A Y . FEB. 12, 1901.
was in town Wednesday.
A fall selection of gardeu seeds Knowltoos.
at R. S. Kuowltou’s
Have yon tried Lowin’* cigare?
“ C I K A U E T N .lo a l l c l a i m e d f o r t h ___
EQUAL ITEM S.
J. T. Sneed of Halls creek, was
■ mi are a truly woodtrful medicine. 1 have often
J. P. Tupper, o f Baudon, was up
They aie all light.
I wbboU for a medicine pleasant to take aud at laet
in town Saturday.
I
have
found it iu CasoaruU. HI nee taking them, m» Fine Watches, Jewelry, Siluerware. docks,
to
this
place
Saturday.
Boue Meal at Kunematz’s.
blood has Loon uurlflod aud my com plea ion has im
An apron and necktie socirl will I 1 proved
wuudorfully aud 1 feel much better In every
I f you want a genuine shave by
w
ay.
MRH.3ALLIK K. skllam . LnttroU. Tenn.
Patronize
home
industry
by
be giveu under the auspises of the j
OPTICAL GOODS—Gold Pena
Call on Hawkins tor nuythiug
a real artist, go to McDonald's.
J. G. W. Club at Masonic Hall Sat- j
and everything.
* smoking Lewiu’s cigars.
CANDY
and Fountain Pens.
Mrs. L. A. Lawhorn, of this urday.
Knowltou has the finest line of
1
CATHARTIC
.a
School Books aud all school sup
place is on the sick list.
Valentines and Novelties.
When yon get right hungry for j
plies at Knowltou’s.
Patronize Home and have your a smoke, remember Lewin, the
Willie
Corbin,
o
f
Myrtle
Point,
Sewing Machine Needle and Supplies.
See those very handsome and
cemetery work done at Coqnille. * I cigar maker.
was ou our streets yesteiday.
T ft A D K M A S H A K W A T T H t O
cheap Valentines at Knowlton’s.
We give the Commoner, Bryan’s
Choice strain single comb Brown
Mrs. Moon sells tho remainder
Mrs. Moon wishes to call iu nil
new paper, and the H erald for *2 Leghorn eggs for hatching. 50
of
winter
Millinery
at
cost.
money due her by the 15th of this
per year.
R. D. Sauford,
Z E U T O - IK - A .^ T 'IlS r G h
cents for 13.
Plenvint. p*i»tabl*. r^^wü, T feste* QnoA. Ho
month.
Engineer Frauk Barrows is again
Coquille, Oregon. Good, Never Sicken. Woakati,<*r Orice. 10c.»c.¿Où.
Marshall Way was able to get
...
CURE
CO
N
STIPATION
.
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!
How is Your bye Sight?
Have your comfortables made by at the throttle of the Dispatch.
out and enjoy a genuine sun bath
The Rev. Fathei Donnelly,of S t irlin g RrniM tr r o m p a li), l 'l i l f v o , l o i t r v i l , Navv Y ark. 319
the M. E. church ladies 50 ceuts
Call early and leave your orders yesterday.
I 3oi«l and tniaranteed by all drug-
Marshfield, came over by Wednes- j
Ic commencing to wear glasses—
K ‘»is to Cl 11K Tobacco Habit.
each.
with the Coos Co. Marble works. *
train BDd visited several
Young men! G o to Knowlton’s day’s
you should buy the Best, ns the
Henry Clemens, o f Parkersburg.
Smokers should use only white' atid buy one of those nice Valen- points on the river before return
cheaper grades are liable to distort
A. A. Siuipsou. of the bay side,
Greeted friends in town Wednes labor cigars. Lewin makes the| tines for your best girl.
ing.
the
rays of light, disturb the angles
came
over
yesterday
in
quest
of
a
day.
finest.
i f you have a house or barn that
E. J. Price, of Rivertoo, made a
good dairy ranch for rent. Any
of vision, cause pain and discomfort
See the beautiful Stereoscopic
R. W. Ballard, the clever mer week’s stay oyer at the stave mill you want moved call ou Krewson one having u good plnce to ieDt
and injure instead of improving the
Views of Ernest Staull at Lorenz s chant and ferryman. of the lower returning Saturday.
& Goodman they have all kinds of
tools to do the work on short no will do well to interview Mr. Simp
store.
river, was in town Wednesday.
sight. Wo carry only first quality
The Coos County Marble Co. tice.
* son.
E. A . Williams, of near Norway,
For all kinds of aoap, plain and a pend their money at home. Why
and
fitted
properly. Special attention
glasses.
Eyes
tested,
examined
The Barrows boys, Will and
was iu town Saturday trading with fancy, go to Knnematz. He sells patronize outside firms.
Mrs. Robert Walker, of Bandon,
*
aid to children.
John
aud
W.
T.
Lewis
are
doing
our business men.
returned Friday from Marshfield,
them cheaper than the cheapest.
S. B. Cathcart did some survey whither she had accompanied her quite a logging business on the P
Buy 25 cents xeorth <f goods at
Mis. Moon has moved her Mil ing foi Mr. Tennisson nt the miues
daughter Mae on her return to beach at the month of the Coquille,
Kanemaiz's and take a chance on the linery business to the Sanderson which be sold last week.
They had recovered about two
Portland.
premium piano.
huildiug opposite the postoffice.
hundred logs which had gotten
For the best bargain to he had
W anted — to exchange Oregon away from the upper river loggers
Patrick Hazelton, o f the lower
For a fresh, hot meals at all in a dairy aud stock ranch, address
City and Clackamas county prop during the freshet-
river, went to the city on the times, call on Mesdarnes Walsh or call at the H erald office.
erty. Call or address Mrs. L. E.
steamer Maudalay.
& Whipple, Front street, Coquille
W. J. Butler, of Marshfield, dep
Hawkins offer the best goods Thayei, over Macy & Moore’s Phar
i
City.
The fifth annual ball of Court
* uty grand lecturer for Southern
for the lowest cash prices to be macy, Coquille City, Oregon.
Oregon, of the A. F. and A. M.,
Finley Schroeder moved up to found on the Coquille River.
Queen, No. 17 Foresters of Amer
*
The Leaders in Quantity, Quality and Lowest Figures.
Following is a list of letters re is now making his rounds in this
ica, of Baudon, will be given Feb the old Jus Schroeder place near
The Rev. Father Donnely, of maining uncalled for in the Co county, visiting the several lodges,
Norway
last
week
and
will
occupy
ruary 28rd.
Marshfield, will fill an appoint at qnille City postoffice, February 1, and will soon be going outside, his
the samo.
N otice —Persous wanting car
1901: F. L. Brady, J. H. Jones, district comprising eight counties
Bnndon next Sunday, the 17th.
Have
you
seen
those
beautiful
ports woven, please call on Mrs.
Alf. Lewis (2), Geo. McEwan, G. in the southern part of the state.
D o n ’t f a i l t o e x a m i n e o u r S t o c k
dinner
sets
at
the
I.
X.
L.
?
If
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Green,
of
F. A. White just across the street
, , “ ¡„1 ; ,
j,
i f " 1 Paine, Ella Wigant.
not, you should go at once and Myrtle Point, accompained by Mrs.
’
B E N osler P. M. Mr. Butler visited Bandon nccom-
euBt of court house.
pained by his wife last week.
take them iu.
* 1 horn, are visiting friends in tjwn.
R. Pomeroy, of near Parkers
F arm for R ent —2J miles from
J. J. Curren, proprietor of the
William Harris, o f Fishtrap, JfOK 8ALE—147 Acres of LanJ, X mile
burg, is visiting in San Fraucisco, paid our town a visit Saturday for
K
Coquille, well adaptei t'er dairying; Central meat market, of this place,
as
the
McOlary
place,
For
pationlarH,
call
having gone down on tho schooner the first time since he has been
will carry 30 head of cows or more; j brought in a porker which he had
on
HENRY GRADY.
Parkersburg.
jun2ot4
Norwav, Oregon. fair house and good barn on place. | been feeding for a year, which
making Coos county his home.
Hats, Caps, Rubbers, Matting, Window Shades, Ladies’ and
While W. Hunt is waiting to sell
Lee Goodman has resigned his Horse team, 14 cows and farming weighed 637 pounds. The pig was
I have a snap bargain iu 3 nice
not over 18 or 19 months old and
his Photo Boat— he will make lots near the Academy. Must be position ns cily marshal, and \V. tools included. Euquire of
Misses Jackets and Capes, Mackintoshes, Ladies'
S. S. McAdams. was not nearly as fat as be could
your photo for you if you wish. sold.
C. Rose has been appointed In his
R- D. Sanford.
have
been
made-
With
a
little
Just below the wharf.
Tailor-made Ouer-Skirts, Groceries, Provis
Agent. place.
more age and feed, he could have
The Mandalay crossed in oevr
Get your Valentines at Koowl-
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Randleman,
been made to weigh 1000 pounds
ions, Tobacco and lakes Orders for
out bnr Saturday morning at four of Parkersburg, are visitiug rela ton’s. Because having tin largest
easy. This is the largest hog we
o’clock. She was up to this place tives and friends in the Norway assortment to select from, he sells
Tailor-made Clothing.
have known to be killed in Coos
Sunday aud discharged her freight. neighborhood.
They weut up the cheapest.
county.
Why You Should Insist on Having
Dr. Strange, our dentist, who by Saturday’s Reta.
A carload of fine fat cattle and
O. F. Allen, quite well known
has been under tlis weather for a
EUREKA HARNESS O IL
A n I deal S tock F arm .— 436 hogs for the mnrket of E. G. Flan
in this county, having done con
IJneaualed by any other.
few days with the grip, is about acres, 45 head of cattle, 20 cows to agan nt Marshfield helped to make
siderable blacksnnd mining near
Renders hard leather soft.
all right aud ready for business come iu in the spring, J o f a mile up Friday’s train.
Our aim is Quick
Especially prepared.
the mouth of the river, came np
again.
Keeps
out
water.
from school aud boatlanding. For
from San Francisco Wednesday,
Anyone wishing a rare bargain
A heavy bodied oil.
Sales and Small Profits. We want
E. Cole, of Portland, was in town particulars cull at or address the in a good spring wagon or cart will
nnd soon drove a bargain with our
yesterday ou his way to Curry H erald .
townsman
H.
F.
Tennisson
for
his
do well to address G. W. Canning
H arness
your trade and will use our best endeavors
county where he will p it up a line
A n excellent preservative.
mines back of Randolph, paying
*i
The Literary Society, of Norway, at Marshfield.
Reduces
cost
of
your
hameas.
o f telephone from Gold Beach will hold another of their debates
§5000 for them. It is to be hoped
to keep it, by selling you the Best of Goods at the
Glen and Eugene Cox, of the
Never burns the leather ; its
that this means some real activity
south.
on Saturday evening, the subject lower river, were in town oyer boatj
Efficiency is increased.
in the way of blacksanJ min Lowest Bates Possible.
BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON,
ecures best service,
8 . 11. Davis, of Marshfield, weut to be discussed is, “ Resolved that time Wednesday taking business j
titches kept from breaking.
ing. There is no question but
to the Point on business yesterday the habitual Drunkard should be with our merchants.
N. LORENZ, Prop.
there are great quantities of gold
Several pieeeB of nice furniture disfranchised.
O sold
il
Mrs. Moon will sell the remain-1
in these sands, aud that there can
|s
in
all
at Mr. Plyler’s yet. Call at once
F or S ale — A fine little riyer
be some means found to separate
L o c a litie s
Manufacture«! b j
acd see what a bargain you can get. bottom place, cne aud half miles der of her novelty goods at cost, to
leave room for a new supply of
it there is no question. We wish
Standard Oil Compnnr.
When you want a physic that is from town, on river bank, Fair dress trimmings.
*
the gentlemen enbonnded success.
small
buildings.
good
orchard,
mild aud gentle, easy to take and
The new outfit for our photog
pleasant iu effect use Chamberlain s fruits, etc. Call at the H erald
rapher, J. M. Walker, arrived at
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price, office.
the bay by the Alliance and will bp
i arblc, Granite and Sandstone
25 cents. Samples
free. Every
F or S ale —200 acres— 120 in
box guaranteed. For sale by R. S. bottom—sufficient for 25 or 30 over by tomorrow’s train.
Monuments, Headstones and
■ m t
IN C O R P O R A T ED O C T O B ER 7 7, 7 S99.
S I
Knowltou.
Our friend Lawrence Johnson,
Copings.
dairy cows; 2 miles northwest of
r
f '•
-
Wm. Vandecar, of Bandon, who town, on rail aDd wagou roads to who is at present opening a very
<*•
•*>
re
made to order in any design
fine vein of coal near the mouth of
came up Wednesday to attend the Marshfield. Call nt premises.
desired,
all kinds of cemetery
Coos
river,
was
in
towu
yesterday.
R. G. M c Q uiqg .
funeral of his old comrade, G. R. *if
stone cutting and carving done.
Wickham, was accompanied by bis
Like bad dollars, all counterfeits
A. M. Russell and wife, of the of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve ftre
OF PORTLAND, OREGON.
son, B. T. Vandecar, who arrived
here just before Christmas from Disher place, returned Monday worthless. The original quickly
Y fiq h t here in Coquille City, Coos
from
a trip to Bandon.
The cures piles, sores and all skin dis
Isadella county, Michigan.
county,
weather was tine and an outing on eases.. R. S. Kuowl'on
Sayl Do you know that— W. the beach can be enjoyed at this
Established
Branches
.
.
.
4
g
Hunts Photo Boat— is a great bar time the same as in summer. Tins
F or T r a d e — An interest in a
rtelieve us, we are here to stay,
gain at 85 dollars? Just the thing is a little unusual.
Number o f Subscribed Shares -
-
4,500
valuable mining property in Okan-
our Prices are the lowest,
to save rent or for a fisherman and
ogon
county,
Washington
fo
r
a
Full paid shares, Dec. 31, 1900
-
$ 38,000.00
J. P. Jacobsen, present owner of
family. Has stood the test of two
small
plnce
in
Coos
county.
Speci
et
us prove it to you, by either
years and is all O. K . Investigate the Kerrigon place, having rented men ot ore at the H erald office.
Assets, Dec. 31, 1SOO
-
-
-
100,353.90
tho
farm
and
sold
the
cows
to
our
corresponding
or calling at our
if interested. Worth nearly double
There are no admission, withdrawal or transfer fees, fines or
townsman Z. C. Strang, departed
Willie Stauff, of Arago, returned
works.
the price asked.
pense deductions.
for Humboldt county by yester from his sttendance at the State
a
ach and every customer treated
Wo are now clubbing
with day’s train. He will go down on Agricultural
Shares may be paid for in full at the par value of $25.00 or
college yesterday.
Bryan’s new paper,the Conimonei, the Alliance which is soon due at Ha claims the special short term
with the utmost courtesy, all
subscribed nuJ paid for nt the rate of 50 cents
published at Loncoln, Nebraska. Marshfield.
work Guaranteed to be “First-
for the benefit of farmers was a
per mouth on each share.
All wishing to read a paper pub
Class, ” in workmanship and mat-
For further infoi mation call on J. Warren Quick, special
The steamer Argo sailed from grand success.
lished by this much talked of poli
agent of Marshfield, orC . A . Gage, local agent Coquille.
Baudou
Friday, having made a very
J. O. Goodloe moved to town
tician can do so nt the cost of 50cts.
Our ocean Friday. He
now occupies the
HP
extra with the H erald , we giving quick round trip.
steamers are proving a great thing Gallier place in the north edge of
the two papers for $ 2 .
for the people, and with proper en town, be nnd our townsman, T. G.
Wednesday’s train Drought over | couragement will be fixtures here Eckles having leased it for the com
W. A. G oodman .
T. J. K rewson .
about 50,000 young salmon fiom iu development of the great re ing season.
the bay side which will be loosed sources of which we rightfully
Farm for Snle. My Home place
in the Coquille river not far from boast.
joining Coqnille City .—68 acres
Myrtle
Point. They
were in
Ourfriend, Walter Colvin, leasee tine land— Neat nnd
substantial
charge of R. E. Shine, secretary of
COQUILLE CITY, OR.
the Southern Oregon company who of Claytou’s shinglemill on Fish- improvements. Price right and
trap,
put
the
machinery
¡
d
motion
terms
easy.
we understand is doing this on its
. Thursday and demonstrated the
Housemovers, Builders, Contractors and general carpenters.
R. D. S a n f o r d .
own account.
I fact that he can make shingles.
Estimates on all work furnished free on short notice.
Mr. J. F. Wilson, representing During a short trail ran, aod short
W. M. Wheeler, odb of our recent
the
Co-Operative
'Investment | handed at that, he turned out tirst- arrivals, purchased Mr. Fox’s plnce We will be able to take contacts on brick work and furnish brick as early
Campuny of Portland succeed in ; class article of shingles at the rate opposite town the latter part of
as the weather will admit their being burned.
establishing a branch at this place of two'thonssnd per hour. He ex the week for §2100. Mr. Wheeler
and also one at Marshfield, which | pects lo exceed this when he gets is an enterprising and practical
is supported by our best and most the’mill iu good running order.
farmer aud an all round good citi
prominent
people,
and which
zen aDd we are pleased to know he
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Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Hunter, of settles among ns for permanent
promises to be valuable fixtures in
this
place,
went
to
Bear
Creek
and
I
make
a
Specialty
of
Sign work, and also carry a full stock
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the county in the way of helping j
residence.
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enterpiises which are a little weak spent something over a week, re-
P r o p r i e t o r _(gj
or
WALLPAPER.
The sad news of Ibe death o f
and need some outside financial I turning Friday. They held meet
Miss Minnie Campbell, of Marsh
essistance. Ih is institution has ings several evenings at the home
field reached ns yesterday. The
New Management;
been gotteu up for this special pur o f o o r old friend Esaw Prewett,
cause o f her death was a stubborn
New Furnishings Throughout;
pose and upon an ideal plan, It enjoying quite a revival. There
attack o f malaria, which seemed to
is nnder the same law as oar na was considerable interest manifest.
Commodious Sample-Rooms Attached.
baffle all efforts of the physiciaua,
tional banks and are inspected in Two conversions and three addi
she having been taken to San
tions
to
the
church
were
the
re-
the same manner, (bus eliminating
Tal le service the equal of any in southern Oregon. All wnite help Shop oqe door norti) of PHARMACY BUILDING.
Francisco recently for treatment.
nil chances for swindle by the head j suits, beside evidences of good
Misa Campbell was a highly re New Bar attached; : : Large and comfortable Offico and Rending Room
eeed having been sown.
office
spected and lovely girl of about
t
COQUILLE, OREGON, t
twenty years and her untimely
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d)
death is depply deplored by a large
circle o f friends in this county
where she was horn aud raised.
d it i]
|\ermu.
BLO O D
L w
m
W ilson
jew elry co .
Fine Watch repairing and
LORENZ’S Store.
The Biggest Values for Your Money.
OF
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Some Reasons
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES.
t
Coos Co. Marble 1 Granite Works.
A
Co-Operative Investnjeijt Company
WATCH TH E COMPANY
CROW.
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PATRONIZE
HOME
KREWSON & GOODMAN.
INDUSTRY.
F. A. TOZIER, & SON,
Managers
T. G. ECKLES,
HOTEL COQUILLEfe
r
Great Clubbing Offers.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO'
OVERALLS
N ich «'L»— At Empire City. February 1, 1001,
to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nichols, a daugh
ter.
Gm ?»—In Oakland, California, February 6,
1901. Mrs. Mary A. Gunn, aged 87 years.
Deceased whs mother of Mrs. C. H.
Merchant, o f Marshfield.
U raihabd —In Marshfield, February ft, 1901,
Mrs. Margaret J, Brainard. aged 47 years,
9 months and 11 days.
Kir.HT—At Riverton. February 10.1901. Mrs.
W . T . Bight, agedG4yetrs and 11 months.
The H kralp has made arrangements with the management« of the fol
lowing-named publications for clubbing purposes on the terms given be
low:
The Commoner (W. J. Bryans paper) nnd the H erald , in advance. .$2 00
The Weekly Examiner and H l r a l d ......................................................... 2 50
The Weekly Oregonian nnd H lbald ....................................... ................ 2 00
The Oregon Agriculturist and Rural North West................................. 1 75
Western Poultry Newa (Lincoln, Neb.) and H kbald ............................. ) 50
Pneifie Homeatea.l and H kr u . d ............................................................... 2 23
New York World (Thrice-a-week) and H erald ....................................... 2 15
Painter, Paperhanger, Inside decorator and grainer.
Estim ates
cheerfully furnished on all
Classes of Worlp Ife
I IVERY and FEED STABLE
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a.
b
e
n
h
a
m
,
Proprietor.
Coquille City, Or.
General Draying and H00H09 0 Specialty.
Commercial Me
Promptly and Safely Delivered at any Point. Gocd Higs,
Good Teams, liâtes Reasonable.